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A detailed account of the preparation and solution of scientific and mathematical problems involving a large amount of arithmetic computation using punched card accounting machinery. These machines also known as Hollerith machines or IBM machines were extensively used for accounting in the early 20th century. This book offers general advice and extensive examples of the work done by the Thomas J. Watson Scientific Computing Bureau at Columbia University in the 1930s.
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